This was fun and cute read! Reminds me of how fun Lola Glass's books are 🥰

I really hateeeee how much of the book the synopsis gives away lol I’m a sucker for a solid shifter fated mates romance, so I read it anyway and it….wasn’t too bad. I’ve definitely read worse, and it had some cute moments. My biggest complaint is that this has SO much potential but Ms.Wolf, please just change the title, fix the synopsis and do a little more proofreading.

I tend to give indie authors more grace but there were frequent misspellings of the main antagonist’s name and it…was driving me crazy because I kept thinking she was talking about someone else. I really liked the cooking scenes though. Please write a cooking centered cozy fantasy!

There were also some plot inconsistencies that kept coming up throughout the book, and that alone made be think this is a baby indie author, so I was ready to give her a slight pass…BUT Ms.Wolf has about 60 other books soooooo I’m thinking she just writes for fun and doesn't care too much about the plot 😂. I probablyyyyy won’t read more of this series unless I get super bored.

There were so many things that I loved about this book! This was an awesome continuation to the series, and I look forward to book three. There were parts of this book that seriously drove me crazy near the, but thats my own fault for trying to predict the future 🥲😂. I loved the progression of character and getting in depth exposure to the background of all supporting MCs.

Brett does an awesome job of making sure readers understand the choices of each character, no matter how controversial they are. It really helps put their actions in perspective and you gain a deeper understanding around the role they play within the plot.

One thing that surprised me was the shift of POVs to new characters that were only minor characters in the first book. I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it, but you see the why behind it pretty quickly.

I can't wait to learn more about the demons and love how each book really brings you closer to the full picture. I really love that instead of revealing the depth of the problem right away, Brett makes sure you find out the bigger picture at the same time the characters do. Here's to hoping book three keeps the same energy!